…a delicious platter of delights designed specifically for the fans, that only very occasionally begins to feel like fan service.
Whether the to-ings and fro-ings of the economic battles and the clashing egos is enough to sustain a fairly long film is a question that still hangs in the air
9
…a delicious platter of delights designed specifically for the fans, that only very occasionally begins to feel like fan service.
6
Whether the to-ings and fro-ings of the economic battles and the clashing egos is enough to sustain a fairly long film is a question that still hangs in the air
8.5
For anyone interested in hip-hop, songwriting, or the strange process of turning a life into art, it is an intimate and genuinely fascinating watch.
7.7
…. a beautifully crafted adaptation that respects Jane Austen while giving the story a fresh cinematic life.
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